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Highlight Reel: 1. On the dynamics of her marriage: "Michelle - the boss - has said that there's a rule in their marriage: She gets to tease, and Barack does not. She is the one who gets to rag him publicly about leaving his socks around and not putting away butter, and he is the one who does not get to rag her publicly about...anything...
...Kilcoyne during an incomplete pass, drawing the flag. “Its protection for both players, both for the receiver or ball carrier and for the guy hitting him, the defensive player,” senior linebacker Glenn Dorris said. “It’s a good rule,” Murphy agreed. “It’s about 20 years too late.” —Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...
...mysterious catastrophes. Obama proposed tax breaks for businesses that create new jobs, a freeze on foreclosures by banks that participate in the government's rescue program and a public-works fund to rebuild the nation's infrastructure while keeping people employed. He embraced McCain's proposal to suspend the rule that would require retirees to start liquidating their 401(k) holdings at the bottom of the stock-market crash. And he went a step further, proposing that Americans should be able to withdraw some of those retirement savings without penalty during the economic crisis...
...posted departure"), let's face it, the airline employee could have given Carol a courtesy pass - particularly since her flight was delayed. (And if you want to split hairs, once the airline reposted the flight's delayed departure time, Carol was well within the 45-minute cut-off rule.) Given the situation, the airline could have at least refunded Carol's change fees. We think this was a missed opportunity by Spirit to please a customer - a foolish move in this market...
...Taliban spokesman Zaibullah Mujahid took it a step further, telling TIME by telephone that "no one from the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan [the name of the country under Taliban rule from 1996-2001] is ready to negotiate with this government. The conditions that the government and the Americans offer is that the Taliban accept the constitution and the presence of American and other foreign troops in Afghanistan. Our condition would be the withdrawal of all foreign troops, and without that we are not ready to negotiate...